Transformational
Government Dialogues
Introduction and Terms of Reference
Meeting Details, Agendas, Papers and
Minutes
Group Outputs
Other Relevant Documents & Links
Press Information
Meeting
Details, Agendas, Papers and Minutes
Minutes of the Transformational Government Group meeting held on 11
June 2008 
Four
Hearings were held at Westminster on:
Click on each title above
for details of participants, session reports and links to the submissions
received.
Further reports & analyses are in preparation & follow-up activities
are being planned.
Meanwhile, relevant submissions can still be accepted & should be sent to
dialogues@eurim.org.
Click
HERE for the complete set of submissions received & additional reference material.
| 22 November 07 |
Session 2: Transforming the Delivery of
Public Services using a Mixed Economy Model (Delivery Partnerships) |
| Participants: |
Panel Members:
Margaret Moran MP (Chair) - Luton South
Chris Mole MP - Ipswich
Earl of Erroll
Derek Wyatt
MP - Sittingbourne & Sheppey
Mark Todd MP
- South Derbyshire
Phyllis
Starkey MP - Milton Keynes
South West
John Pugh MP
- Southport
Philip Dunne MP - Ludlow
Witnesses:
Ann Blackmore (Head of Policy, National Council for Voluntary
Organisations).
Jonathan Bland (Chief Executive, Social Enterprise Coalition).
Stephen Sears (Chief Executive, ECT (Social Enterprise)
George Thomson (General Secretary, National Federation of Subpostmasters).
Dave Smith (Deputy Chief Executive of Sunderland City Council)
Andrew Seekings (Head
of Programme & Project Office, Sunderland City Council)
Jackie Nixon (Community Development Practitioner, Sunderland). |
| Reports
of Session: |
Press
Report
Transcript of this session
EURIM Members can download the raw soundtrack of the 2 hour
meeting
here
(100 MB) |
| Relevant
submissions: |
Response from the Social Enterprise Coalition to the
Transformational Government Dialogues
- This document describes
the benefits of social enterprise in
the context of delivering public services, & makes
recommendations
Note
on Recent Survey on Public Services commissioned by the Social
Enterprise Coalition
Hammersmith
& Fulham Segmentation Study
- A
custom built classification, dividing the resident population
into 12 segments, has identified the varying behaviours,
characteristics, needs and aspirations of the community,
enabling the development of citizen focused strategies.
HM Treasury
Financial Inclusion Taskforce
- Experian
have constructed an Affordable Credit Exclusion Index which
enables the taskforce to identify the location, scale and
intensity of financial exclusion in the UK.
NCVO
evidence to the Policy Dialogues exercise
-
NCVO
argues that a mixed economy can
help to achieve more responsive public services,
but wider engagement with citizens and their
intermediaries, as
well as a deeper understanding of the efficiency agenda,
is also required if we are to see the step change in public
services that we all want to see.
Westminster
Council
-
WCC
in collaboration with Experian have been able to replace their
manual system with a non intrusive, robust authentication
solution that delivers and improver customer experience.
Lancaster
City Council
-
LCC in
collaboration with Experian made significant savings on
verifying Council Tax Single Person Discount claims.
Coventry
City Council
-
CCC in
collaboration with Experian also made significant savings on
verifying Council Tax Single Person Discount claims.
Royal Mail
LogicaCMG Case Studies
Case
Study 1: University for Industry - Bridging the Digital Divide
with myguide
Case
Study 2: UCAS - A Mission Critical Application for Higher
Education
Case
Study 3: Office for Standards in Education - Shared service
centre
Case
Study 4: The National College for School Leadership -
talk2learn for the School Leaders of Today & Tomorrow
Case
Study 5: The London Borough of Waltham Forest - Transforming
Customer Services
Case
Study 6: HM Treasury Payroll Framework - A Shared Service in
extensive use throughout Government
Case
Study 7: Foreign & Commonwealth Office - Web Platform
development
Case
Study 8: Reforming the Criminal Justice System (CJS) Customer
case study
Case
Study 9: City of York Council - Revitalising Customer Service
Case
Study 10: University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation
Trust - A 21st Century Network Solution for the NHS
Transforming Information Management to drive Transformational
Government
- David Waltho (SAS)
Understanding
People - Building Customer Intelligence
- Experian Paper
Commercialisation
of Public Services
- Experian Paper |
| Additional
references: |
Transformational
Government - the continuing barriers to joined up delivery
& shared services
- A review of
transformational government progress using the examples of the
common barriers (5 years apart) that have prevented 2 socially
inclusive, joined-up propositions via an intermediary (in this
case the Post Office) from rolling out
OGC
Article on the 5 key themes of the Third Sector Review
Extracts
from a debate in the House of Commons about the role &
longer term funding of the voluntary sector, including the
need to build up their capacity / professionalism (Capacity
builders & Futurebuilders programmes) & accountability
Executive
Summary from Kable Report on Technology & the
transformation of social protection
- This
highlights the need “to deliver increasingly complex care
through an even more diverse mix of providers is beyond the
capabilities of the current system’. In particular it
highlights the need for trusted information sharing across the
wider eco system and not just within government.
Extracts
from: ‘Reducing dependency, increasing opportunity: options
for the future of welfare to work’ David Freud 2007
- (an independent review commissioned by The Secretary of
State for Work & Pensions)
|
| 6 December 07 |
Session 3: Transforming Government by
Democratising Delivery of Public Services |
|
Participants: |
Panel
Members:
Margaret Moran MP (Chair) - Luton South
Tim Boswell MP - Daventry
Malcolm Harbour MEP - West Midlands
Lord
Kirkwood
Rt
Hon Alun Michael MP - Cardiff South & Penarth
Mark
Todd MP - South Derbyshire
Chris Francis from IBM.
Witnesses:
Barrie Deville (Litterwatchers, Oldham MBC)
Paul Hodgkin (Chief Executive, Patient Opinion)
Jackie Millar (London Borough of Lewisham)
Mark Odell (OMBC Service Director, Clean Safe & Parks Scene)
Ushrat Sultana (Equality Networks)
Nigel Tyrell (Head of Environment, London Borough of Lewisham)
Will Wills (Tidy Oldham, Oldham MBC). |
| Reports
of Session: |
Press Report
Minutes of this session
EURIM Members can download the raw soundtrack of the 2 hour
meeting
here
(95 MB) |
| Relevant
submissions: |
Suffolk Constabulary
is implementing a Police-Public
Interface to communicate directly with the public.
This is hopefully the first step in enabling the citizen to
shape the police services in their community
Tidy Oldham: a Community Solution - how it works
Evaluation of 'Love Lewisham'
Hammersmith
& Fulham Segmentation Study
- A
custom built classification, dividing the resident population
into 12 segments, has identified the varying behaviours,
characteristics, needs and aspirations of the community,
enabling the development of citizen focused strategies.
NCVO
evidence to the Policy Dialogues exercise
- To truly empower citizens
we must move beyond seeking greater choice and customer
satisfaction, and involve service users and the
wider community from the outset in the wider process of
identifying public service needs and designing services.
NCVO argues that a mixed economy alone will not necessarily
achieve more responsive public services, but that this
requires wider engagement with citizens and their
intermediaries as well as a deeper understanding of the
efficiency agenda.
Social
Networking for Social Capital
- Andrew Hardie (IMIS) discusses online communities.
Patient
Opinion Summary
- an example of an online community.
Patient Opinion - The
Long Tale
refers to the democratisation of voice.
Internet Social Networking/web 2.0
- Richard Sarson |
| Additional
references: |
Extract from a debate in the House of Commons on the
transformational government agenda, & creating confidence in
public services through democratising delivery |
| 5 March 08 |
Session 4:
Transforming Government - Session with John Suffolk |
| Participants: |
Panel
Members:
Margaret Moran MP (Chair) - Luton South
Tim
Boswell MP - Daventry
Philip Dunne MP - Ludlow
Earl of Erroll
Lord
Archie Kirkwood
Rt Hon
Alun Michael MP - Cardiff South & Penarth
Chris Mole MP - Ipswich
Mark Todd MP -
South Derbyshire
Witness:
John Suffolk, Chief Information Officer, UK Government |
| Reports of Session: |
Minutes of this Session
Review of Integrated Report & Recommendations 
Summary
Findings and Forward Actions of the Policy Dialogue Hearings
Final
Integrated report of the Policy Dialogue Hearings
This session was recorded onto 11
audio files of approximately 2MB each. They run in the numbered
sequence for about 10 minutes each with a short overlap.
EURIM members can download them below:
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AF 6 ~ AF 7
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AF 8 ~
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AF 10 ~
AF 11  |
| Additional
Documents: |
OECD document E-Government as a Tool for Transformation (draft)
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The objectives of this publication
are to:
• Describe the concept of ICT-enabled
public sector transformation using e-government as a tool for
transformation.
• Give a deeper insight into the public
sector transformation initiatives, processes, and experiences
in the different OECD countries.
• Use information and data sharing as an
example of a tool for public sector transformation, discuss
how information and data sharing enables transformation
processes, which exemplar information and data sharing models
exists based on experiences in a number of OECD countries, and
how these models have been used to create coherency.
• Set up
a general framework to describe transformation measurement
descriptions, and develop and discuss examples of possible
transformation indicators to enable the monitoring of public
sector transformation.
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